We started using LetterRip years ago, probably a version for Mac OS 8,
and are very pleased with the OS X version, which we've been using for
about a year. It's very easy to install and use, and the support is
excellent. There's a free thirty-day demo. If you like it, let them
know that you need it for a MUG before you buy it, especially if your
group is non-profit.
We run the lists for our PCUG on it, too. (We have one computer club
with two UGs, Mac and PC.) The PCUG set up a mail server on their
network, but they had to shut it down because it let too many bugs into
their LAN, and was driving their sysadmin crazy. Now I've taught the PC
listmom to use LetterRip, so he can maintain the PC lists. He was blown
away by how simple it is. He said they couldn't find anything as
elegant as that for Windows. I didn't rub it in, I just smiled quietly
and said, "Oh, really?" He got an iPod photo for Christmas and is
loving it :-)
On Dec 31, 2004, at 4:40 AM, Benjamin Stanley wrote:
Dear All
We're currently using Macjordomo on a Mac OS X server for our mailing
list. While it manages with most things it seems development on it has
stopped and there are a few bugs and niggles which some users complain
about.
My question is what do you use for your mailing lists?
Oh and Happy New Year!
Cheers
B.
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